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The final installment of this three-part series focuses on inclusion. While diversity emphasizes people with different backgrounds, identities, experiences, and perspectives, inclusion centers on making sure those people feel welcomed, […]

Fred Rogers, widely known as Mister Rogers, provides a powerful illustration of equity in practice. Equity is often misunderstood as simply treating everyone the same. However, equity involves recognizing that […]

In the next few editions, we will be breaking down what diversity, equity, and inclusion mean individually because the three terms represent distinct, interdependent concepts. We will also approach new […]

By Rich Hahn, ACP On April 29th, the US Supreme Court issued a major decision in Louisiana v. Callais, 608 US ___ (2026), regarding Section 2 of the Voting Rights […]

By Mahkia Clark, CP, and Terri R. Walters, ACP Pride today is celebrated with parades, festivals, and global displays of solidarity—but its origins are rooted in protest, resistance, and the […]

As election laws continue to evolve and public attention on voting procedures grows, poll observers remain an important—and sometimes misunderstood—part of the democratic process. Understanding the history, purpose, and legal […]